Your to-do list tracks what you added. Norian catches what you didn’t.
To-do apps like Todoist, TickTick, and Things are excellent for planning your own work, and for everything you decide to do they are hard to beat. But they are only as complete as your memory. Norian picks up the requests and promises straight from your conversations, including the ones you never got around to adding, and checks whether they were resolved.
- Organises the tasks you add yourself
- Perfect for your planned work
- Reminders on what you entered
- Silent about what you forgot to add
- Only knows something is done when you tick it
- Picks up commitments from the conversation itself
- Catches inbound requests you never listed
- Follows both sides of the relationship
- Confirms resolution without you ticking a box
- Flags only what is going quiet
A to-do list works on what you remembered. Norian catches the rest.
You do not have to choose. Keep your to-do app for the work you plan, and let Norian catch the work that arrives: the client request buried in a thread, the promise you made in passing, before it falls through the gap between your inbox and your list.
Common questions.
Writeback to Todoist and others is on the roadmap, not at launch. For now Norian keeps its own quiet list of what is slipping and nudges you by email.
No. A reminder app fires on what you entered. Norian’s whole job is the commitments you never entered, and it checks whether they actually get resolved.
Be the one who never drops the ball.
Norian watches alongside the tools you already use, and tells you the moment something is slipping. Quietly, without chasing.